Yvette Cooper criticises social media companies for failing to remove violent content watched by the Southport killer.
VIOLENT videos watched by Southport killer Axel Rudakubana are still online despite warnings to take them down. Home ...
Social media platforms have snubbed demands by Yvette Cooper to remove violent videos watched by Southport killer Axel ...
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Extreme content Southport killer viewed remains online, Yvette Cooper warnsViolent videos which the Government has asked tech bosses to remove are still available to view. Violent videos which ...
In the wake of Axel Rudakubana's sentencing, the Government reminded tech firms of their 'moral responsibility' to act on ...
The Home Secretary used ContactPoint to highlight a way that police and social services could share information on young ...
Yvette Cooper's told LBC it is a "total disgrace" that extreme videos and content viewed by the Southport killer Axel ...
My reading of Jonathan Hall’s op-ed “The Southport case puts our definition of terrorism on trial” (Opinion, January 25), about the ill-suited infrastructure we currently have in the UK for ...
Liberal Democrats leader Ed Davey and Shadow Business Secretary Andrew Griffith will also be main guests on this week's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has warned it is “shockingly easy” for Bristol teenagers to buy knives online. Online ...
Back for their first meeting since their recent fire debacle, Caulfield will play host for Victoria's first Group 1 race day ...
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